sounds feasible

Brendan H
Mortgage Broker
0438 436383

why do you need a trust at any rate?

cheers

Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

wow Derek – all i wanted to say imho was someones gonna get #%&*$%@# over here, but you have been so polite…well done.

cheers

Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

Nope, more info??

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Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

obviously we can all look forward to having our coffee’s served cold….mmmmmm…thats nice…

with respect to the original post, i’ve recently been told of one of the well known ‘ambulance chasing’ law firms downsizing from 5 levels of city office space to 50 sqm of outer metro dive….

i did like the post –

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Brendan Heagney
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adelaide fully MI’d?

r u sure?

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Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

thanks for reiterating that point from my post simon

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Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

hey Jo – depends on who you are having coffee with, who your lunch dates are..??

1 x lunch = $45 = 2 referred prospects = …per month

cheap and enjoyable (woops forgot the gym fees)

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Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

pay stamps twice??

right click and save that one kh

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Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

Why does every crap negative story end with Jenman??

Next time we sell a house do we now have to tell the agent we bonked in the kitchen – get over it..

kerwyn – the real problem may be the loan application was submitted as a P&I – by error or omission – your letter of offer would have identified the terms and conditions prior to production of the formal loan contract – you should have picked up on this then.

15th – running a bit short of time – whats the loan sum actually – the difference in P&I…[Read more]

depending on the time line (you purchased last year) you may be able to recover some of the cost – from memory the amount recoverable is subject to time and to the MI’s policy.

there are some posts on this forum which may assist and a quick search might be in order.

cheers

Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

Valuation – art or science??

or

Valuation – PI insurance premium??

from a purely cashflow and available cash position i’d say buy your own home first.

(based on your profile – 19 yr old student working p/t – if you have a huge cash deposit then my answer may vary)

cheers

Brendan Heagney
Mortgage Broker
07 3240 4815

as i’m sure i’ve said before, i’m a 19 year old student who is working part time. I’m almost ready to buy my first property but i’m trying to decide whether a partnership with a friend is the way to go… we have talked, and we both have similar goals.

goals are great – what deposit do you have, and how much income?

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Why aren’t threads like this deleted?

WaySolid

2 pages of obvious marketing – bring it on moderators

no

kay if you have the opportunity please find out which areas of lending have the highest level of ‘loan conduct’ and which have the least level of ‘loan conduct’.

ie. ‘low doc’ <80%
or fully verified 70 – 97%

i think you will need to rethink. any future changes are due to apra and not due to funders re so called “micro economic…[Read more]

hi brissy 04

raising a mortgage against an existing ppr to purchase a new ppr is unlikely to effect any tax deductibilities despite previous posts.

you will minimise your raw costs however, and this is a good thing.

Brendan H
Mortgage Broker
Brisbane 07 3240 4815